ttf Will ilium i mi visited Mrs N B.
Mrs. mS WjEdler Iff
returned from Det. Moines,
lows rfter ? visit with her son.
Emory md Mrs
5SL in Chsriooe and Ash
boro, N. J. after a vlskvtlrh
lotte spent Friday night here
with his mother. Mrs. N. a
Boney and grandmother, Mrs.
Hartle S. Kornegay. They re
returned with him to Char
lotte on Saturday for a vlslt<
Mrs. Vernon Reynolds went
to ECU Greenville on Friday
to get her daughter , Judy for
the week end. They were ee- I
cotnpanied by Judy's roommate,
Linda Futrell.
Mrs. Viola W. Quinn went on
a trip with the Bobby Pltmaos
of Burgaw for the week-end.
Mrs. Eva Hughes and Mrs.
HUda Booth shopped in Golds
boro one day last week. .. J
Mrs. J. H. Booth of Rose
Hill has been visiting the Wiley
Booths. I
Baptist Circles
Mrs. I. C. Burch was hos
tess an Monday afternoon when
the Cora Stokes Circle of the
Baptist Church met with nine
members present. Mrs. George
Penney presided over the
meeting and Mrs. J. B. Wallace
conducted the probram. She I
discussed "EVE."
A congealed salad with cof
fee was served after the closing
prayer.
The Ella Cooper Circle met I
with Mrs. Eva Hughes on Mon
day night. Mrs. Marlon Griffin
presided over the meeting and I
Mrs. Bobby Howard led the pro- I
gram. She was assistedbyMrs. I
Mary Jo Guthrie and Mrs. Alma
Brinson. The hostess served I
pound cake, nuts and coffee to I
the 8 ladies present.
WU$?f Highway ibc iub
presidflril^ Mrs. Ralph Barwicik 1
sion. I'he guest speaker was
Mrs. Robert Poupll of Clinton.
as a Home Economist in Sooth
America where she worked six
yearsto Bogota. Columbia. She
also showed interesting slides *
and displayed some of her sou
venirs. Mrs. Albert Barton
gave reports' qn . "Arts and
Crafts" also Clothing. Several
Christmas gift ideas were ex
changed. The hostess, assisted
I by Mrs. J. B. Stroud and Mrs.
I N. B. Boney served poundcake,
salted nuts and coffee. The
Halloween motif was carried out
I In napkins and fattors. There.
were 14 ladies present to enjoy
this occasion.
The November meeting will
be with Mrs. AldaD. Eszell at
2:30. Members are urged to
note time and plade of their
next meeting, They are also
urged to participate and co
operate with plans for the
Christmas Fair to be held on I
November the 14th. and 16th. in I
the Ag. Building.
Kantract Club
Mrs. D. S. Williamson was
hostess to the Kenansville Ron
tract Klub on Thursday night
with Mrs. A. T . Outlaw as
guest. High Score was compiled
by Mrs. E. S. McGowan. Bet- I
ween progressions Mrs. Wil- I
liamson served lemon pie and
coffee to her guests.
Note Off Thanks
We want to thank our many
friends for each act of kind
ness shown us during the re
cent illness and death of our
husband and father. We are
deeply grateful for the loving
care he received from the staff
of Duplin General Hospital. The I
concern and sympathy express
ed by friends in the form of
prayers, visits, cards, flowers,
foods and other considerations I
have made our bereavement
easier to bear.
The family of EelixJBostic
Booty. She was assisted by
Mrs. Stroud, Mrs. A. T. CXa
law and Mr G. V. C ding.
The Monthly Emphasis on Ste
wardship was presented by Mrs.
Lawrence Southerland. After
the closing prayer, the hostess
assisted by Mrs. Amos Chest
nutt served punch and assorted
cookies to the 10 members pre
sent. and 2 visitors present.
Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell was
hostess to Circle #2 on Monday
night with ten ladies present.
Mrs. Ralph Brown, chairman,
presided and Mrs. Jack Sitter
son moderated the Bible Study.
The Menthly Emphasis was gi
ven by Miss Margaret Williams.
At the close of the Meeting,
Mrs. Mitchell served lemon
pie, salted nuts and coffee.
??ri
1 > wi 1. ? tsc 15 She
H el
Mrs. E IC. Jyder
and Mrj DUon Hall. A social
hour followed the meeting.
clety of Christian Service of
Church of KenansvlUe will pa
rticipate this week in The Call
To Prayer and Self-Denial, one
of ilte most Important annual
observances of Unite* Metho- i
dist women throughout the Un- H
Ited States. 1
The "Call to Prayer and ]
Self-Denial" .focuses on ml-1
ssion study, a much needed
offering for special world and
national projects, an* a deep
ened spiritual life.
The special Program Meet
ing for women wQl be held
at 7:30 o'clock October 26 at
ar-"rt: J
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leste inounc the i ?
tyi Memorial Hospital,
dsboru. Mrs Bsri tie 1
former Fif Kb mega BTWo
&
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year :ri In the N inJapw:.
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Sttfts. Mr?. Evans,
he ess on ?od ga* oh gfth
nosi import
:hurch November 9th id
. ler vices.
Mrs. Evans served ? liclous
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